Italy! History, food and great wine (unless you’re pregnant right?). In 2018, we were fortunate enough to enjoy a last-minute Italian getaway while pregnant with our daughter. Fortunate because we almost didn’t go anywhere given our tight schedules and indecisiveness. But I’m happy to report that our babymoon to Venice, Rome and Nerano was better than expected!

Welcome to “Our Caucasian Vacation: Part - 2”. This post will feature the beautiful country of Georgia and the seven days we spent gallivanting through the country. There is so much to see and do and experience. Bookmark this post and consider Georgia for your future travel plans.

Here’s Part 1 of our “Caucasian Vacation” featuring highlights of our time in Armenia, a landlocked country in the Caucasus Mountain Region between Europe and Asia. During our 3-day trip, we visited monasteries, museums, a distillery and market places.

In 2017, I got to experience my childhood dream of visiting Egypt, land of innovation, wonder and epic history. After a whirlwind 8 day, 7 night tour around the major sites, I felt I didn’t have to travel anymore. But of course, I wouldn’t hesitate to return. Here are 25 best things to see and do in Egypt as you plan your next trip!

You hear about Dubai and you probably have seen the pictures or movie references. But there is nothing, I mean nothing, like physically being in Dubai. I still remember the excitement I felt when we landed and stepped off the plane in our new destination

I’ve been to Dubai three times and I’m finally writing about “The City of Gold”. If Abu Dhabi is the United Arab Emirate’s chill, older, mature sibling, Dubai, pronounced Du-bay by Arabs in the region, is that life of the party, turnt-up cousin or younger sibling.

Today, we’re going back to Abu Dhabi. Chris and I visited this country during our first year living in Bahrain. We actually went during the American Independence Day weekend, which happened to be during the Holy Month of Ramadan, our first time experiencing that holiday.

Growing up, I imagined the wise men of Biblical fame were from some lush and breathtaking land. A place where waterfalls crashed into lakes and palm trees danced to a delicious breeze courtesy of the sea.